Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Racial Good Will: Addresses
Your education, your observation, your occupation, have brought you into close touch and into personal and vital relations with the fundamental problems of life. We may call it the trust problem, the labor problem, the Indian problem, or perhaps the Negro problem. I like to call it the Human Race Problem.
The dawn of history breaks upon the world at strife, a universal con?ict of man at war with his brother. The very face of the earth has been dyed in blood and its surface whitened with human bones in an endeavor to establish a harmonious and helpful adjustment between man and man. There can be no interest more funda mental or of greater concern to the human family than the proper adjustment of man's relations to his brother.
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